When I am forgotten as I shall be and sleep in dull cold marble … Say I taught thee. Baronessa Isabel Maria recounts a class she taught earlier this year:
“At Canterbury Faire I reprised a class on practical period hairdressing for women, that Meisterin Christian and I had previously taught at the 2016 Southron Gaard Collegium.
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With a view to making period hairstyling more accessible to people, the class touches on different styles seen in period, along with the techniques and tools to recreate them. Plausibly period techniques are explored and compared to modern methods for suitability, ease of use, and security of the hairstyle. The class culminates with a demonstration of hair sewing, on a volunteer.
Meistern Christian and I maintain the class notes on the Hous Amberherthe webpage, in addition to a pinterest board devoted to pre-1600 hair maintenance.”